Harrisburg Pianoforte Recital Highlights Graduation
A Harrisburg recital at Fahnestock hall features Miss Appell’s pupils in a combined program to mark Miss Marietta Sultzab erger’s graduation. The event showcases varied pieces and Miss Appell’s seasoned teaching. Also noted are local social visits and academy students heading to Magnolia for summer government work.
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Harrisburg
Miss Appell
Rianoforte
Marietta Sultzaberger
Fahnestock Hall
Dromgold
York
Young Folks Wed in Brooklyn Chapel
Miss Sara Eliz abeth Keil wed Earl B. Rexroth in a Brooklyn Episcopal chapel ceremony on June 5 at 12 30 PM. Officiant Rev. Dr Jackson. couple to housekeeping at 92 Hawthorne Street. Bride a Central High School 1911 alumna and Sigma Eta Phi member. groom, Willard Storage Battery Company manager, Technical High School 1910 alumnus.
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John J. Keil
Penn Street
Sara Elizabeth Keil
Earl B. Rexroth
Brooklyn
Jackson
Rexroth
Hawthorne Street
Central High School
Sigma Eta Phi Sorority
Albert F. Rexroth
Peffer Street
The
Technical High School
Willard Storage Battery Company
N. Y
Pupil Recital Highlights E A Kepner Studio at Market Street
Pupils of E A Kepner presented a piano recital at his 310 Market Street studio with Miss Hilda Famous and Kurt Graichen assisting. The program featured pieces by various students including Bessie Kopleretz Sylvia Schmerth Elizabeth Gaffney and Dorothy Wolf. Also noted is the Hauck family returning home after visiting Mrs Agnes Sprout at 928 Norwood Street.
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E. A. Kepner
Market Street
Hilda Famous
Kurt Graichen
Bessie Kopleretz
Gipsey's
Sylvia Schmerth
Rank and Fie
Elizabeth Gaffney
Dorothy Wolf
Frank Hall
Wilhelmina Steward
Helen Steward
Mary Elizabeth Worley
Violet Cable
Faust
William Fry
Elizabeth Balthaser
Miss Famous
Robert Balthaser
Tannhauser
Minerva Earnhardt
Sergt Commings Reenlists Amid War-Time News
Sergt. Francia Cummings of the 87th Signal Company stationed at League Island reenlists for a war period and visits grandparents at 14 North Fourth Street. He helped form the Marines’ “Battalion of Death” group photo and has served over a year overseas.
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Francia Commings
87Th Signal Company
U. SM. CG
League Island
Frank Commings
North Fourth Street
Commings
Marines
Atlantic City
Cummings
Battalion of Death
Births At Local Homes And Hospitals June 1918
Mr and Mrs C W Barton announce a daughter Augusta Irene Barton born June 16 1918 at Poly Clinic Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Dougherty announce a daughter Gertrude Genevieve Dougherty born May 30 1918. Mr and Mrs Samuel M Lindsey Jr announce a son born June 10 1918. Corporal and Mrs Harry B Chubb announce a daughter Genevea Virginia Chubb born June 7 1918 while Chubb serves with the 28th Division in France.
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C. W. Barton
Regina Street
Augusta Irene Barton
Polyclinic Hospital
Barton
Bertha Grace Light
John Dougherty
Forster Streets
Gertrude Genevieve Dougherty
Dougherty
Gertrude Carro
Samuel M. Lindsey
Cumberland Road
Enola
Lindsey
Eva Vogelsong
Locust Point
Cumberland County
Harry B. Chubb
Genevea Virginia Chubb
Chubb
France
Helen Enney
Steelen
Housewives Hear Lecture on Canning and Drying
A Harrisburg notice outlines a Woman's National Council of Defense program at the House of Representatives with a 7:45 to 8:15 music segment led by Howard B. Gensler. Mrs. Roy G. Cox and Miss Sara Lerner are featured solos, with Mrs. Bent L. Weaver at the piano. The session, chaired by Mrs. William Jennings, covers canning and drying, with demonstrations funded by S. Pomeroy. Dr. George Edward Hawes leads devotional exercises.
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Woman's National Council of Defense
House of Representatives
Howard B. Gensler
Derry Street
United Brethren Arch
Roy G. Cox
Sara Lerer
Bent L. Weaver
William Jennings
S. 8
Pomeroy
George Edward Hawes
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Mary Ruth Fisher
State College
Mabel Cronise Jones
Father Johnston
Carl E. Beck
Tech Distance Runner Is Now on French Soil
Oscar L Sutch a Tech High graduate class of 17 arrived safely in France. Known as Pete he enlisted in the governor s Troop under Captain Roberts and was sent to Camp Hancock last summer. After the troop was disbanded he joined Battery EH of the 108th Field Artillery. He was Tech s leading distance runner setting a 1916 mile record. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sutch 1415 Shoop Street.
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Oscar L. Sutch
Tech
Rance
Pete
Vernor
Roberts
Camp Hancock
Ater
Battery
108Th Field Artillery
Thomas Sutch
Shoop Street
Summerdale Park Dances This Week With Sourbier Orchestra
Summerdale Park hosts dances on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings featuring Sourbier's Orchestra. Admission is 25 and 50 cents.
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Summerdale Park
Sourbier’s
Oves Elects Harrisburg City Chairman for Eleventh Time
The Harrisburg Republican city committee re elected Harry F. Oves as city chairman. The gathering named Ezra S. Meals secretary and heard praise for Beidleman and Sproul, with resolutions pledging united support for Republican nominees in the November elections and reaffirming loyalty to the party during wartime.
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Harry F. Oves
Beidleman
Sproul
Snyder
Oves
William 8. Tunis
William M. Hargest
Charles EB. Pass
Phil 8. Moyer
W. Barry Baker
David I. Miller
Albert Millar
John Kreider
Harry Burrs
Ed. F. Eisley
W. Harry Baker
State Senate
State Republican Committee
Baker
Republican Party
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Republican City Committee
United States
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
E. E. Beidleman
Dauphin
James F. Woodward
Messrs
Burke
Crago
Garland
Walters
Superior Court
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Wil D. Porter
Kreider
A. S. Kreider
Jerauld recruits band members at home in Harrisburg
Corporal Dwight W. Jerauld, formerly of the Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry band, was sent to Camp Wadsworth Virginia after a reception at his parents home on Evergreen Street Harrisburg. Twenty five friends helped recruit twelve new members to raise the band to fifty, with music and dancing followed by red white and blue cake as the departure ended at the depot.
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J. W. Jones
North Second Street
Mary Katherine Mumma
Derry Street
New York
Lillian Miller
Wellesley College
Peaee
T. Kittera van Dyke
Boasstreet
Harvey Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Emily Brown
Harrisburg
Hazel Brown
Carlisle
Camp Lee
Virginia
Brora
Harold B. Brown
Louise Niemeyer
Belmont Apartments
Lois K. Booker
Williamsport
Story Tellers’ League
Business Women’s Club
D. P. Jerauld
Evergreen Street
Dwight W. Jerauld
Camp Wadsworth
Spartansburg
Jerauld
Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry Band
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Army
Murder by Children Shown in Hun Report
Washington reports a grim wartime compilation detailing rising German crime, notably murders by youths under 19 with 285 cases in 1915 rising to 468 in 1917, plus rising counts for lesser crimes. Also notes dangerous highway crimes in cities and a surge in burglaries in Frankfort. Gas fumes kill two river policemen on the Monongahela. William Collins and Lee Smith identified.
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Washington
Germany
Darmstadt
Frederick von Ewald
Hesse
Empire
Frankfort General Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
William Collins
Lee Smith
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Regular Army
Carol Dean
Patricia Duncan Palmer
Lexington
John Brun Keefer
Carolyn R. Keefer
Front
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Ruth Taylor
Green Street
P. H. J. Club
Mildred Atticks
Athleen Eyler
Dorothy Sheffey
Uth Arment
Helen Bowers
Charles Binger
Verbeke Street
M. W. Long
Annie
Coraline
Elizabath Long
Castine
Maine
J. Mowell Hawkins
Nannie Hawkins
Cameron
Baltimore
Mad
William Hauck
Mildred Hauck
Burnham
City Star
City Star Laundry
North Sixth Street
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Rts
Marta OF
R. H. Lyon
Harrisburg, Pa
Sergt
Y. M
Henry Vigor Cranston
Greenstreet
Pelham Bay Park
Navy
Lincoln
Dorothy Wallower
E. Z. Wallower
Orange
N. J
Charles Mutch
Victor Mutch
Roselle Park
T. Ensminger
Race Street
Leonard Hinckley
Charles K. Imbrie
Lancaster
C. C. Paxson
Mabel A. Charles
Litchfield
Conn
Edward Bernard Black
Wyoming
Perdix
C. R. Spensler
Edward R. Spensler
South Front Street
Neidig Bros., Ltd
Frantz
the Vacuum Cleaner House
S. Second St
Miss Fisher
Haas
Louis J. Haas
Oher Sholom Temple
New York City
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Jewish Welfare Board
United States Army and Navy
J. R. Bennett
C. J. Householder
Robert Brown
Ridge Avenue
Steelton
Benjamin F Drake
North Third Street
Toronto
Canada
George H. O'Neil
James W. Millhouse Jr
Camp Hill
Harrisburg Hospital
Samuel W. Fleming, Jr
Samuel W. Fleming
South Street
Ella Walmer Reed
Hum
Ceeds
HE. M. Householder
Dale Meals
Ezra
S. Meals
J. Herbert Thomas
Harry F., Oves
Charles E. Pass
Corporal Jerauld
E.blumenstine
South Court St
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HUN Report
Frank A EF
Aladelphia
Golden Seal
Colderrial Tragbine
Souare
Edison
Bass
J. H. Troup Music House
Troup Building
S. Market Sq